The film portrays France's
The film portrays France's reaction against the Javanese rebels, a group of rebels who were established in the late 1800s after the French Revolution. The film also expresses the French anger at the British and British Empire for not taking any action against the rebels as they were known. They were more concerned about protecting their own people. The film is also filled with scenes of treachery, political intrigue, and the betrayal of the French and British allies. This is
The film portrays France's struggle with prejudice for the benefit of the English with the result that the French government is forced to impose its own laws on the French. The film shows how the citizens of Paris are subjected to discrimination by successive governments through a series of events which are not only unfair but also dangerous. For example, the Thatcher government introduced a gender quota system which does not allow the exception of women in the television station. Instead of having the proportion of women